Super Fund Satisfaction Declines

Leading market research firm, Roy Morgan, has released its Superannuation Satisfaction report that indicates a decline in overall satisfaction with the super fund in February 2023. The results are based on findings from in-depth interviews with over 60,000 Australians. Satisfaction with super funds was found to have dipped by 5.4%…

New Superannuation Law Takes Effect

As part of Super Reforms, the Treasury has confirmed that from November 1, Australian workers can expect their superannuation account to follow them when they change jobs. With hundreds of thousands of Australians changing employers every year, it has become common practice for new superannuation accounts to be opened. According…

6-Member SMSF Proposal Gets Approval from Senate Committee

When the Treasury Laws Amendment (Self-Managed Superannuation Funds) Bill 2020 came back to the Senate in early September, it once again put on the table a proposal to scale SMSF member limits from four to six. Although Labor has expressed concern over potentially negative outcomes for SMSF members, the Senate…

Tax Office Examines Those Who Accessed Superannuations

The Australian Tax Office (ATO) is examining over 400 account owners who issued early release claims on their retirement savings. In the investigation, ATO will scrutinise taxpayers and organisations that may have used a system loophole to dodge eligibility compliance, as a way of gaining early access to their superannuations.…